Michael Gloegl wrote:
No (IMHO) - everything that is generated from somewhere should be in build ;)Hi,
I did an 'ant dist' on top of Hibernate3 and the antlr-2.7.2.jar is mandatory in the %ant_home%/lib dir, otherwise the build fails. Is it expected? I saw a taskdef CP definition in the build.xml but it does not seems to work fine on my box (W2k / Tiger beta1 / ant 1.6.1)
I had the same problem, too - WinXP/1.4.2_04/ant 1.6.1.
Besides placing the generated sources into /build is a real problem for Eclipse users, basically because you can't declare a subdirectory of the class output folder as a source folder. Could the generated sources probably be output somewhere else, like making /genreated-src a top-level directory for the build?
You as an eclipse user can very nicely make your eclipse point to e.g. /build/eclipse.
That works very nicely for me and all my other projects.
/max
Michael
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